Re: class on gender/sexuality/a

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> Subject: Time:5:56 PM
> OFFICE MEMO class on gender/sexuality/aggression Date:10/3/94
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> I'm putting together a class that I have titled (although I don't like it):
> *Narratives of Gender and Sexuality and Aggression* for juniors and seniors.
> I would welcome any feedback on these texts and how this appears as a course-
> I know of many articles that I might use particularly in reference to
> sexuality on college campuses (Mindy Strombler's stuff on "little slutties)
> but I am trying to use ethnographies and worried about only appealing to a
> female audience---Thanks

The Bangkok Post often runs intelligent analyses on various social issues
relevant to Thailand: AIDS, child labor, prostitution, etc. One article
in particular (which I saved!) seems pertinent. Called "The Sex Network",
it examines how men see prostitution as preserving the virtue of women,
by designating a small number of women to serve as sex workers. Thus, a
man can feel free to visit prostitutes without feeling any moral
violation. If you want a copy, let me know.

Cliff Sloane

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